Gina Gershon

And they don't understand, you know, there was a moment, you know, only like 20 years ago where, like, you couldn't really play gay characters in films.

Like, you had to – it wasn't as accepted.

Thank God, like, a lot has changed since then.

But, you know, I guess they just did a – they restored – they have a new –

print on Criterion Channel.

So it's like people can really, you can rewatch it, but also people could see it for the first time.

And yeah, it's nice when people see it, they're like, oh my God, this movie is fantastic.

It's one of my favorites, hands down.

It gravitates between showgirls bound, pray for rock and roll.

Pray for rock and roll.

And face-off.

As they're walking towards me, it's like you kind of do the, you know, the demographics.

It's like, and I kind of guess, oh, this will be a face-off person, like...

Or this will be, you know, I don't know.

It's always different, to be honest.

And sometimes, you know, people know me from when I was playing for Pray for Rock and Roll.

I went on tour and I made this thing called Rocked, like a documentary on IFC that me going on tour, trying to sell a film and then everything going bonkers.

It wasn't a reality show.

It was definitely a Six Park documentary.

So people and the few people who had gotten to see Pray for Rock and Roll because it was only out once.